Which of the following is false regarding wave cyclone development, intensification, and strengthening?

A) The process can occur along the polar front.
B) A midlatitude cyclone, from birth to maturity to dissolution, takes an average of a month.
C) Cyclogenesis is the name for this process.
D) A midlatitude cyclone involves two fronts and three air masses.
E) They can be 1600 km (1000 mi) wide.


B

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